Abstract
Slender rockets experience significant elastic deformation during flight due to aeroelastic forces, impacting their dynamic behavior and posing challenges for traditional line-of-sight (LOS) angular rate estimation methods. This paper addresses this challenge by proposing a novel and highly accurate line-of-sight angular rate extraction model. This model integrates elastic identification with line-of-sight angular rate extraction, employing estimated generalized coordinates to calculate seeker elastic deformation. After elastic decoupling of the seeker, the slender rocket's line-of-sight angular rate can be estimated accurately. Additionally, the model incorporates a continuous-discrete maximum correntropy Kalman filter (CD-MCKF) to effectively handle the non-Gaussian measurement noise and limitations associated with discretizing the continuous model. Simulations demonstrate that the proposed method achieves significantly higher accuracy compared to existing approaches. The improved accuracy of this method can provide more precise calculations for the design of slender rocket guidance and control systems, ultimately improving the flight stability and control accuracy of rockets, and laying a solid foundation for the integrated guidance and control research of slender rockets.
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